Methods for production line electricity management based on an industrial internet of things, systems and storage mediums thereof

ABSTRACT

Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide a method for production line electricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Things, system, and storage medium. The system includes a registration module and a judgment module. The registration module is configured to: reset electric energy metering equipment based on an initialization instruction; in response to a successful reset of the electric energy metering equipment, complete a parameter configuration of the electric energy metering equipment based on a parameter configuration instruction. The judgment module is configured to: in response to a correct parameter configuration of the electric energy metering equipment, obtain power consumption data; obtain an internal power consumption distribution of the production line based on the power consumption data; and determine whether a power consumption of the production line is abnormal based on the internal power consumption distribution.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATIONS

The present application claims priority to Chinese Patent ApplicationNo. 202210965417.6, filed on Aug. 12, 2022, the contents of which arehereby incorporated by reference to its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present disclosure generally relates to intelligent manufacturing,and in particular to a method for production line electricity managementbased on an Industrial Internet of Things, system, and storage mediumthereof.

BACKGROUND

With a deep integration of the new generation of information technologyand manufacturing industry, intelligent manufacturing based oninformation physical systems is leading a huge change in manufacturingmethods. Intelligent manufacturing runs through all aspects ofmanufacturing activities such as design, production, management, andservice. It is a new production mode with functions of self-perception,self-learning, self-decision-making, self-execution, andself-adaptation. Intelligent manufacturing can enhance an added value ofindustrial production and become a new growth point for social andeconomic development and scientific and technological innovation. With adevelopment of intelligent manufacturing, energy conservation, andemission reduction are highly valued. As a basic resource for thedevelopment of intelligent manufacturing, the effective supervision ofelectricity has attracted more and more attention. The electricitysupervision of existing intelligent manufacturing enterprises generallyconducts real-time collection and integration of power consumption databy taking enterprises as a unit, plants as a unit, or workshops as aunit, which is not convenient for fine analysis of production line powerconsumption data and troubleshooting in case of abnormal powerconsumption. Sometimes, the cause of abnormal power consumption is notjudged accurately enough, resulting in false alarm and delayedproduction process.

Therefore, it is hoped to provide a method for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Things,system, and storage medium, which can achieve more refined management ofproduction line power consumption and reduce false alarm of powerconsumption abnormality.

SUMMARY

Some embodiments of the present disclosure provide a system forproduction line electricity management based on an Industrial Internet.The system may include a registration module and a judgment module. Theregistration module is configured to: reset electric energy meteringequipment based on an initialization instruction; in response to asuccessful reset of the electric energy metering equipment, complete aparameter configuration of the electric energy metering equipment basedon a parameter configuration instruction. The judgment module isconfigured to: in response to a correct parameter configuration of theelectric energy metering equipment, obtain power consumption data, thepower consumption data including historical internal power consumptiondata of a production line; obtain an internal power consumptiondistribution of the production line based on the power consumption data;and determine whether a power consumption of the production line isabnormal based on the internal power consumption distribution.

One of the embodiments of the present disclosure provides a method forproduction line electricity management based on an Industrial Internetof Things. The method may be realized based on a user platform, aservice platform, a management platform, a sensor network platform, andat least one object platform that are interacted from top to bottomsequentially. The at least one object platform may be electric energymetering equipment configured on each process of the production line,and each process of each production line may be configured with acorresponding electric energy metering equipment. The method comprises:resetting an electric energy metering equipment based on aninitialization instruction by the object platform, generating theinitialization instruction by the service platform based on a user inputof the user platform; in response to a successful reset of the electricenergy metering equipment, completing a parameter configuration of theelectric energy metering equipment based on a parameter configurationinstruction sent by the service platform through the object platform; inresponse to a correct parameter configuration of the electric energymetering equipment, obtaining power consumption data uploaded by theobject platform through the management platform, the power consumptiondata including historical internal power consumption data of aproduction line; obtaining an internal power consumption distribution ofthe production line based on the power consumption data by themanagement platform; and determining whether the power consumption ofthe production line is abnormal based on the internal power consumptiondistribution by the management platform.

One of the embodiments of the present disclosure provides anon-transitory computer-readable storage medium for storing computerinstructions. When the computer reads the computer instructions in thestorage medium, the computer executes the method for production lineelectricity management based on the Industrial Internet of Things.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The present disclosure will be further described in the form ofexemplary embodiments, which will be described in detail by theaccompanying drawings. These embodiments are not restrictive. In theseembodiments, the same number represents the same structure, wherein:

FIG. 1 is a structural framework diagram of a system for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Thingsaccording to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 2 is an exemplary module diagram of a system for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Thingsaccording to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary flowchart of a method for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Thingsaccording to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is an exemplary flowchart of a parameter configuration ofelectric energy metering equipment according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

FIG. 5 is an exemplary flowchart of processing of electric energymetering data according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

FIG. 6 is an exemplary schematic diagram for determining an internalpower consumption distribution of the production line and determiningpredicted power consumption data according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to more clearly explain the technical scheme of the embodimentsof the present disclosure, the following will briefly introduce thedrawings that need to be used in the description of the embodiments.Obviously, the drawings in the following description are only someexamples or embodiments of the present disclosure. For those skilled inthe art, the present disclosure can also be applied to other similarscenarios according to these drawings without creative work. Unless itis obvious from the language environment or otherwise stated, the samelabel in the FIG. represents the same structure or operation.

It should be understood that the “system”, “device”, “unit” and/or“module” used herein is a method for distinguishing differentcomponents, elements, parts or assemblies at different levels. However,if other words can achieve the same purpose, they can be replaced byother expressions.

As shown in the description and the claims, unless the context expresslyindicates exceptions, the words “a”, “an”, “the”, “one”, and/or “this”do not specifically refer to the singular, but may also include theplural; and the plural forms may be intended to include the singularforms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Generallyspeaking, the terms “include” only indicate that the steps and elementsthat have been clearly identified are included, and these steps andelements do not constitute an exclusive list. Methods or equipment mayalso include other steps or elements.

A flowchart is used in this disclosure to explain the operationperformed by the system according to the embodiment of the presentdisclosure. It should be understood that the previous or subsequentoperations are not necessarily performed accurately in order. Instead,the steps may be processed in reverse order or simultaneously. At thesame time, you can add other operations to these processes, or removeone or more steps from these processes.

FIG. 1 is a structural framework diagram of a system for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Thingsaccording to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

As shown in FIG. 1 , the system for production line electricitymanagement based on an Industrial Internet of Things may include a userplatform, a service platform, a management platform, a sensor networkplatform and at least one object platform that are interacted from topto bottom sequentially. As used herein, the user platform, which may beconfigured as a terminal device to interact with users, may receiveinformation input by the users and send the information to the serviceplatform after processing, and display the information sent by theservice platform to the users. The service platform, which may beconfigured as a first server, may receive the information sent by theuser platform and send it to the management platform after processing,and obtain information required by the users from the managementplatform and send it to the user platform after processing. Themanagement platform, which may be configured as a second server, mayreceive and store information sent by the service platform forcontrolling the object platform to perform parameter configuration,generate instructions to control the operation of the object platform,and receive and store the perception information sent by the objectplatform. The sensor network platform may be configured as acommunication network and gateway for the management platform tointeract with the object platform. The object platform, which may beconfigured as an electric energy metering equipment for measuring powerconsumption data, may receive parameter configuration information sentby the management platform to realize configuration, receiveinstructions from the management platform to run, and send sensinginformation to the management platform through the sensor networkplatform.

The object platform of this embodiment may be the electric energymetering equipment configured on each process of the production line,and each process of each production line may be configured with a pieceof corresponding electric energy metering equipment. In a specificimplementation of this embodiment, the user platform may be configuredto generate the parameter configuration instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment according to parameter configuration data ofthe electric energy metering equipment input by a user and send theparameter configuration instruction to the service platform. The userplatform may be configured to receive and process a real-time powerconsumption curve of the process and display the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process to the user. As used herein, theparameter configuration data of the electric energy metering equipmentinput by the user may be data that the user adjust initial parameters ofthe electric energy metering equipment, and the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment may include theparameter configuration data of the electric energy metering equipmentinput by the user. The parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment contains the parameter configurationdata of the electric energy metering equipment input by the user. Theservice platform may be configured to receive the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipment,generate the initialization instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment after receiving the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment, and send the initializationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment to an objectplatform corresponding to the initialization instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment through the management platform and the sensornetwork platform in turn. The service platform may be configured toreceive the initial parameters of the electric energy metering equipmentand compare initial parameters with actual parameters of the electricenergy metering equipment after reset, and judge whether the electricenergy metering equipment is reset successfully according to comparisonresults, in response to a judgement that the electric energy meteringequipment is reset successfully, send the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment to an objectplatform corresponding to the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment through the management platform andthe sensor network platform in turn, in response to a judgement that theelectric energy metering equipment is not reset successfully, generatethe initialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentagain and send the initialization instruction of the electric energymetering equipment to the object platform corresponding to the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentthrough the management platform and the sensor network platform in turn,and generate reset failure information and feed the reset failureinformation back to the user platform after completing the reset or whena count of reset failures reaches a set threshold value of resetfailures. The service platform may be configured to receive actualparameters of the electric energy metering equipment after the parameterconfiguration, compare the parameter configuration data of the electricenergy metering equipment input by the user with correspondingparameters in actual parameters of the electric energy meteringequipment after the parameter configuration, and judge whether theelectric energy metering equipment is correctly configured according tocomparison results, in response to a judgement that the electric energymetering equipment is correctly configured, generate correctconfiguration information and feed the correct configuration informationback to the user platform, and generate wrong configuration informationand feed the wrong configuration information back to the user platformwhen the configuration is correct or a count of wrong configurationreaches a set threshold value of wrong configuration. The serviceplatform may be configured to receive and process the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process and send the real-time powerconsumption curve to the user platform. The management platform may beconfigured to receive the power consumption data, generate the real-timepower consumption curve from the measured power consumption data of theprocess by taking time as an abscissa and the measured power consumptiondata of each process as an ordinate, then store the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process and send the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process to the service platform. The sensornetwork platform may be configured to receive and process the powerconsumption data sent by the object platform and send the powerconsumption data to the management platform. The object platform may beconfigured to receive the initialization instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment and complete the reset, then obtain theinitial parameters of the electric energy metering equipment and theactual parameters after reset of the electric energy metering equipment,and send the initial parameters of the electric energy meteringequipment and the actual parameters to the service platform through thesensor network platform and the management platform in turn. The objectplatform may be configured to receive and store the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipment,complete the parameter configuration of the electric energy meteringequipment according to the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment, then obtain the actual parametersafter the parameter configuration, and send the actual parameters afterthe parameter configuration to the service platform through the sensornetwork platform and the management platform in turn. The objectplatform may be configured to measure the power consumption data of acorresponding process and send the power consumption data to the sensornetwork platform after processing. In the embodiment, the initializationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment may be a controlinstruction that controls an initialization operation of the electricenergy metering equipment. The initial parameters of the electric energymetering equipment may be initial configuration parameters stored in theelectric energy metering equipment.

FIG. 2 is an exemplary module diagram of a system for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Thingsaccording to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

In some embodiments, the system for production line electricitymanagement 200 may include a registration module 210 and a judgmentmodule 220. The registration module 210 may be executed by the objectplatform and the judgment module may be executed by the managementplatform.

The registration module 210 may be configured to reset the electricenergy metering equipment based on an initialization instruction. Inresponse to a successful reset of the electric energy meteringequipment, a parameter configuration of the electric energy meteringequipment may be completed based on a parameter configurationinstruction. For more information about resetting and parameterconfiguration of the electric energy metering equipment, please refer toFIG. 3 , FIG. 4 , and their related descriptions.

The judgment module 220 may be configured to in response to a correctparameter configuration of the electric energy metering equipment,obtain power consumption data, the power consumption data includinghistorical internal power consumption data of a production line; obtainan internal power consumption distribution of the production line basedon the power consumption data; and determine whether a power consumptionof the production line is abnormal based on the internal powerconsumption distribution. For more information on obtaining the powerconsumption data and internal power consumption distribution, pleaserefer to FIG. 3 and its related descriptions.

In some embodiments, in order to obtain the internal power consumptiondistribution of the production line, the judgment module 220 may be alsoconfigured to process historical internal power consumption data basedon a distribution prediction model to determine the internal powerconsumption distribution of the production line. For more informationabout the distribution prediction model, please refer to FIG. 6 and itsdescription.

In some embodiments, to determine whether the power consumption of theproduction line is abnormal based on the internal power consumptiondistribution, the judgment module 220 may be further configured toprocess the internal power consumption characteristics of the productionline, the historical total power consumption of the production line anda current total power consumption of the production line based on thepower consumption prediction model to determine predicted total powerconsumption of the production line at a current time; determine whetherthe power consumption of the production line is abnormal based on adifference between the current total power consumption and the predictedtotal power consumption of the production line. Please refer to FIG. 6and its description for more information about the power consumptionprediction model.

It should be understood that the system and modules of the system shownin FIG. 2 may be implemented in various ways. For example, in someembodiments, it may be implemented by hardware, software, or acombination of software and hardware.

It should be noted that the above description of the system forproduction line electricity management 200 and its modules is only forconvenience of description and does not limit the present disclosure tothe scope of the embodiments. It can be understood that for thoseskilled in the art, after understanding the principle of the system,they may arbitrarily combine various modules or form a subsystem toconnect with other modules without departing from this principle. Insome embodiments, the registration module and the judgment moduledisclosed in FIG. 2 may be different modules in a system, or a modulemay realize the functions of two or more of the above modules. Forexample, each module may share a storage module, and each module mayalso have its own storage module. Such deformation is within theprotection scope of the present disclosure.

FIG. 3 is an exemplary flowchart of a method for production lineelectricity management based on an Industrial Internet of Thingsaccording to some embodiments of the present disclosure. In someembodiments, the process 300 may be executed by the system forproduction line electricity management 200. As shown in FIG. 3 , theprocess 300 may include following steps.

In step 310, the object platform resets the electric energy meteringequipment based on the initialization instruction.

The initialization instruction may be control information that may makethe electric energy metering equipment enter an initial operation state.In some embodiments, the initialization instruction may include aplurality of initial parameters. The initial parameters may be used tomake the electric energy metering equipment enter the initial operationstate. For example, the initial parameters may include a connection modeof the electric energy metering equipment, the count of metering points,a configuration of metering transformers, a voltage of the electricenergy metering equipment, etc.

The current parameters of the electric energy metering equipment may bereset as the initial parameters through initializing the electric energymetering equipment according to the initialization instruction. In someembodiments, the electric energy metering equipment that failed to bereset may be reset for a plurality of times. For more information aboutresetting the electric energy metering equipment and judging whether thereset is successful, please refer to FIG. 4 and its relateddescriptions.

In step 320, in response to a successful reset of the electric energymetering equipment, the object platform completes the parameterconfiguration of the electric energy metering equipment based on theparameter configuration instruction sent by the service platform.

In some embodiments, the service platform may compare the initialparameters with the actual parameters after the reset of the electricenergy metering equipment, and judge whether the reset of the electricenergy metering equipment is successful according to comparison results.For more information on determining whether the reset is successful, seeFIG. 4 and its related descriptions.

The parameter configuration instruction may be a control parameter thatcontrols the operation of the production line. For example, theparameter configuration instruction may be that a lower limit load ofthe measuring winding of the voltage transformer is 2.5 VA, and a ratedload of the measuring protection winding is not greater than 50 VA. Theparameter configuration instruction may be input by the user.

In step 330, in response to a correct parameter configuration of theelectric energy metering equipment, the management platform obtains thepower consumption data uploaded by the object platform.

In some embodiments, the service platform may compare parameterconfiguration data in the parameter configuration instruction withactual parameters of the electric energy metering equipment afterconfiguration, and judge whether the electric energy metering equipmentis configured correctly according to the comparison results. Forexample, after the configuration of the electric energy meteringequipment is completed, an actual load power of a display electricenergy transformer in a normal operation may reach 15% of a rated value,which is lower than at least 20% of a standard in the parameterconfiguration instruction, and then the wrong configuration informationmay be generated. For more information on determining whether theparameter configuration is correct, please refer to FIG. 4 and itsrelated descriptions.

The power consumption data may refer to data related to a powerconsumption of each production line. For example, the power consumptiondata may include 50 kWh of power consumption of production line A in alast month, or a real-time power consumption curve of process A. In someembodiments, the power consumption data may include historical internalpower consumption data of a production line. The historical internalpower consumption data may reflect historical data of power consumptionof each process of a production line, such as respective powerconsumption of different processes and different types of electricalequipment. Please refer to FIG. 6 and the related descriptions for moredescriptions of the historical internal power consumption data.

In some embodiments, the object platform may measure the powerconsumption data of a corresponding process and send the powerconsumption data to the sensor network platform after processing. Thesensor network platform may receive and process the power consumptiondata sent by the object platform, and send the processed powerconsumption data to the management platform.

In step 340, the management platform obtains the internal powerconsumption distribution of the production line based on the powerconsumption data.

The internal power consumption distribution may refer to proportions ofpower consumption of each process in the production line. For example,the power consumption of process A may account for 20% of powerconsumption of a total production line.

In some embodiments, the management platform may analyze the historicalpower consumption data inside the production line to obtain the internalpower consumption distribution of each production line, or summarize andprocess current power consumption data, and obtain the internal powerconsumption distribution of each production line through statisticalanalysis (such as drawing a histogram or pie chart).

In some embodiments, the management platform may process the historicalinternal power consumption data based on the distribution predictionmodel to determine the internal power consumption distribution of theproduction line. For more information about the distribution predictionmodel, see FIG. 6 and its related descriptions.

In step 350, the management platform determines whether the powerconsumption of the production line is abnormal based on the internalpower consumption distribution.

Abnormal power consumption may refer to an abnormal power consumptioncaused by a failure of the electric energy metering equipment. Thefailure of the electric energy metering equipment may cause abnormalfluctuations in the power consumption. For example, if the powerconsumption of production line A has significantly increased in a lasthour compared with a previous hour, it is indicated that there may beabnormal power consumption of production line A. It is worth noting thatthere are sensors in the electric energy metering equipment, and theremay be abnormal power consumption caused by sensor interference. Forexample, if the sensor is subject to short-time electromagneticinterference, such abnormal power consumption caused by externalinterference factors belong to false anomaly and needs to be eliminated.In some embodiments, the false anomaly may be excluded by a duration ofthe abnormal power consumption. For example, if the duration of theabnormal power consumption is lower than a preset threshold, it may bedetermined that the abnormal power consumption is false. The presetthreshold may be determined based on the duration of historical falseanomaly.

In some embodiments, the management platform may compare the historicalpower consumption of each process with a current power consumption todetermine whether the power consumption of the process is abnormal. Forexample, the power consumption of each process from 13:00 to 14:00 on asame day may be compared with the power consumption of the same periodlast week, and a process corresponding to the power consumptionexceeding a fluctuation threshold may be considered as abnormal powerconsumption. The fluctuation threshold may be set manually, for example,the fluctuation threshold may not exceed ±5%. In some embodiments,fluctuation thresholds may be set manually for each process according tothe power consumption of each process, and when a real-time powerconsumption of a single process exceeds a threshold corresponding to theprocess, an anomaly may be prompted. The threshold may be related to anequipment type and operation parameters of the equipment correspondingto the process. For example, the threshold may be set higher forhigh-power equipment. In some embodiments, the threshold may be manuallyset for a sum of real-time power consumption of each process in theproduction line according to the power consumption of the productionline. When the sum of real-time power consumption of the production lineexceeds the threshold, an anomaly may be prompted.

In some embodiments, the management platform may determine whether thepower consumption of the production line is abnormal based on theinternal power consumption distribution. Specifically, the managementplatform may process the internal power consumption characteristics ofthe production line, the historical power consumption data of theproduction line, and the current power consumption data of theproduction line based on the power consumption prediction model todetermine the predicted power consumption data of the production line ata current time; and determine whether the power consumption of theproduction line is abnormal based on the difference between the currentpower consumption data and the predicted power consumption data of theproduction line. For more information about the power consumptionprediction model, see FIG. 6 and its related descriptions.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, by controlling theparameter configuration of the electric energy metering equipment, itmay ensure that the electric energy metering equipment is in normaloperation. By measuring and processing the power consumption data ofeach process in real time, users may know power consumption conditionsof each process in a timely manner. In this way, the power consumptionof a production line may be monitored, so that a power consumption in aunit of enterprise, plant, or workshop may be refined to a powerconsumption in a unit of the production line, so as to facilitate theanalysis of the power consumption data of each process of a productionline, and further facilitate troubleshooting when the power consumptionof the production line is abnormal.

It should be noted that the above description of process 300 is only forexample and description, and does not limit the scope of application ofthe present disclosure. For those skilled in the art, variousmodifications and changes can be made to process 300 under a guidance ofthe present disclosure. However, these amendments and changes are stillwithin the scope of the present disclosure.

FIG. 4 is an exemplary flowchart of a parameter configuration ofelectric energy metering equipment according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

In some embodiments, the parameter configuration process of the electricenergy metering equipment may be shown in FIG. 4 , including followingsteps: in step 4001, the user platform generating the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentaccording to parameter configuration data of the electric energymetering equipment input by a user and sending the parameterconfiguration instruction to the service platform; the parameterconfiguration data of the electric energy metering equipment input bythe user being data that the user adjusts initial parameters of theelectric energy metering equipment, and the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment including theparameter configuration data of the electric energy metering equipmentinput by the user; in step 4002, the service platform receiving theparameter configuration instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment, generating the initialization instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment after receiving the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment, and sending theinitialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipment toan object platform corresponding to the initialization instruction ofthe electric energy metering equipment through the management platformand the sensor network platform in turn; in step 4003, the objectplatform receiving the initialization instruction of the electric energymetering equipment and completing the reset, then obtaining the initialparameters of the electric energy metering equipment and the actualparameters after reset of the electric energy metering equipment, andsending the initial parameters of the electric energy metering equipmentand the actual parameters to the service platform through the sensornetwork platform and the management platform in turn; in step 4004, theservice platform receiving the initial parameters of the electric energymetering equipment and comparing the initial parameters with actualparameters after reset of the electric energy metering equipment; instep 4005, the service platform judging whether the electric energymetering equipment is reset successfully according to comparisonresults, in response to a judgement that the electric energy meteringequipment is reset successfully, going to step 4007, in response to ajudgement that the electric energy metering equipment is not resetsuccessfully, going to step 4006, generating the initializationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment again and sendingthe initialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentto the object platform corresponding to the initialization instructionof the electric energy metering equipment through the managementplatform and the sensor network platform in turn, then going to step4003 and generating reset failure information and feeding the resetfailure information back to the user platform after completing theparameter reset or when a count of reset failures reaches a setthreshold value of reset failures; in step 4007, the service platformsending the parameter configuration instruction of the electric energymetering equipment to the object platform corresponding to the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentthrough the management platform and the sensor network platform in turn;in step 4008, the object platform receiving and storing the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipment,completing a parameter configuration of the electric energy meteringequipment according to the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment, then obtaining actual parametersafter the configuration, and sending the actual parameters after theconfiguration to the service platform through the sensor networkplatform and the management platform in turn; in step 4009, the serviceplatform receiving the actual parameters of the electric energy meteringequipment after a configuration, comparing the parameter configurationdata of the electric energy metering equipment input by the user withcorresponding parameters in actual parameters of the electric energymetering equipment after a configuration, then going to step 4010 tojudge whether the electric energy metering equipment is correctlyconfigured according to comparison results, in response to a judgementthat the electric energy metering equipment is correctly configured,going to step 4011 to generate correct configuration information andfeed the correct configuration information back to the user platform, inresponse to a judgement that the electric energy metering equipment isnot correctly configured, going to step 4008 to generate wrongconfiguration information and feed the wrong configuration informationback to the user platform when the configuration is correct or a countof wrong configuration reaches a set threshold value of wrongconfiguration. In the application of this embodiment, the parameterconfiguration of the electric energy metering equipment may beconfigured before an initial use of the system, and the parameterconfiguration may be not required during the use of the system.

FIG. 5 is an exemplary flowchart processing electric energy meteringdata according to some embodiments of the present disclosure.

In some embodiments, the processing process of the electric energymetering may be shown in FIG. 5 , including following steps: in step510, the object platform measuring the power consumption data of acorresponding process and sending the measured power consumption data tothe sensor network platform after processing; in step 520, the sensornetwork platform receiving and processing the power consumption datasent by the object platform, and sending the power consumption data tothe management platform; in step 530, the management platform receivingthe power consumption data, generating the real-time power consumptioncurve from the measured power consumption data of the process by takingtime as an abscissa and the measured power consumption data of eachprocess as an ordinate, then storing and sending the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process to the service platform; in step 540,the service platform receiving and processing the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process and sending the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process to the user platform; in step 550, theuser platform receiving and processing the real-time power consumptioncurve of the process and displaying the real-time power consumptioncurve of the process to the user.

FIG. 6 is an exemplary schematic diagram for determining an internalpower consumption distribution of the production line and determiningpredicted power consumption data according to some embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

In some embodiments, the management platform may process the historicalinternal power consumption data based on the distribution predictionmodel to determine the internal power consumption distribution of theproduction line.

The historical internal power consumption data may reflect historicalpower consumption data of each process of the production line. Forexample, the historical internal power consumption data may includepower consumptions of different types of electrical equipment indifferent processes at historical times. The historical internal powerconsumption data may be represented by vectors, and vector elements mayinclude the power consumption of each process or each electricalequipment in the process. For example, if there are three processes onproduction line 1, the three processes are cutting process, processingprocess and assembly process. As used herein, the cutting process mayinclude a thermal cutting machine and a mechanical cutting machine, theprocessing process may include processing equipment, and the assemblyprocess may include assembly equipment. If the power consumption of theabove equipment at a historical time t1 is 2000 kW·h, 1000 kW·h, 1500kWh and 800 kWh respectively, a vector ((2000, 1000), 1500, 800) may beused to represent the historical internal power consumption data ofproduction line 1. In some embodiments, the historical internal powerconsumption data may include the internal power consumption data of theproduction line at a plurality of historical times, for example, thehistorical internal power consumption data may include the powerconsumption data of each process in the production line 1, productionline 2, . . . , production line k and/or each electrical equipment in aprocess at historical times t1, t2, . . . , tn. As used herein, thehistorical internal power consumption data at each historical time maybe represented by a vector, and each vector may include the powerconsumption data of each process and/or the power consumption data ofeach electrical equipment in the process at a current historical time.

The internal power consumption distribution of the production line mayreflect distributions of power consumption in each process of theproduction line. The internal power consumption distribution may beexpressed by vectors, and the vector elements may include the powerconsumption of each process or each equipment in the process and aproportion of the power consumption to the total power consumption. Forexample, at a current time, for the production line 1, the powerconsumption of the cutting process is 300 kW·h, the power consumption ofthe processing process is 1000 kW·h, and the power consumption of theassembly process is 200 kW·h, a corresponding internal power consumptiondistribution may be expressed as ((300,20%), (1000,66.7%), (200,13.3%)).

The distribution prediction model may be configured to processhistorical internal power consumption data of a production line anddetermine an internal power consumption distribution of a productionline at a current time. In some embodiments, the distribution predictionmodel may be a machine learning model.

In some embodiments, the distribution prediction model may include aplurality of embedded layers and a distribution prediction layer.

Each of the plurality of embedded layers may be configured to processthe historical internal power consumption data of a production line todetermine internal power consumption characteristics of a correspondingproduction line. As shown in FIG. 6 , the embedded layer 620-1 mayprocess historical internal power consumption data 610-1 of productionline 1 to determine corresponding internal power consumptioncharacteristics 630-1, the embedded layer 620-2 may process historicalinternal power consumption data 610-2 of production line 2 to determinecorresponding internal power consumption characteristics 630-2, . . . ,and the embedded layer 620-k may process historical internal powerconsumption data 610-k of production line k to determine correspondinginternal power consumption characteristics 630-k. A processing processof the embedded layer may be essentially a process of extracting depthinformation (such as the power consumption of different types ofelectrical equipment in different processes) from the historicalinternal power consumption data of each production line.

The distribution prediction layer may be configured to process theinternal power consumption characteristics of the plurality ofproduction lines to determine the internal power consumptiondistribution of each production line. As shown in FIG. 6 , thedistribution prediction layer 640 may process an internal powerconsumption characteristics 630-1 of production line 1, an internalpower consumption characteristics 630-2 of production line 2, . . . , aninternal power consumption characteristics 630-k of production line k todetermine an internal power consumption distribution 650 of eachproduction line including an internal power consumption distribution650-1 of production line 1, an internal power consumption distribution650-2 of production line 2, . . . , and an internal power consumptiondistribution 650-k of production line k. In some embodiments, thedistribution prediction layer may be a machine learning model, such as aneural network model.

In some embodiments, the plurality of embedded layers and distributionprediction layers may be jointly trained. The plurality of embeddedlayers may have same initial parameters, and the parameters may beshared. When the parameters are updated iteratively in training, theparameters of a plurality of embedded models may be updatedsynchronously.

In some embodiments, training samples for joint training may includesample history internal power consumption data of a sample productionline, and labels of the training samples may be an internal powerconsumption distribution at a current time, and the labels may beobtained by manual annotation. The historical internal power consumptiondata of each production line in the training samples may be input intothe corresponding embedded layer of each production line to obtain thecorresponding internal power consumption characteristics of eachproduction line. The labels and the internal power consumptioncharacteristics output by each embedded layer may be input into thedistribution prediction layer to determine prediction results of eachproduction line (i.e., the internal power consumption distribution). Aloss function may be constructed based on the prediction results andlabels. Parameters of the plurality of embedded layers and distributionprediction layers may be updated synchronously based on the lossfunction, and a trained distribution prediction model may be obtainedthrough parameter updating.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the machine learningmodel may be configured to obtain the internal power consumptioncharacteristics of each production line based on the historical powerconsumption data of each production line, and predict the internal powerconsumption distribution of the production line at a current time. Theinternal power consumption characteristics and internal powerconsumption distribution may be further used for detecting abnormalpower consumption.

In some embodiments, the management platform may determine whether thepower consumption of the production line is abnormal based on theinternal power consumption distribution of the production line.Specifically, the management platform may process the internal powerconsumption characteristics of the production line, the historical powerconsumption data of the production line, and the current powerconsumption data of the production line based on the power consumptionprediction model to determine the predicted power consumption data ofthe production line at the current time, and determine whether the powerconsumption of the production line is abnormal based on a differencebetween the current power consumption data and the predicted powerconsumption data corresponding to the process of the production line.

The historical power consumption data of the production line may includecorresponding power consumption of each process on the production lineat a plurality of historical times, which may be represented by avector. Each element of the vector may represent the power consumptionof each process on the production line at a certain historical time. Forexample, the historical power consumption data of production line A athistorical times t1, t2, . . . , tn−1 may be represented by a vector{right arrow over (x)}_(t) ₁ , {right arrow over (x)}_(t2), . . . ,{right arrow over (x)}_(t) _(n-1) , where {right arrow over (x)}_(t) ₁=(x₁₁, x₁₂, . . . , x_(1N)), N is a total count of the process, x₁₁represents the power consumption of process 1 in production line A attime t1, x₁₂ represents the power consumption of process 2 in productionline A at time t1, and so on. In some embodiments, t1, t2, . . . , tn−1may be n−1 consecutive historical times.

In some embodiments, the plurality of historical times corresponding tothe historical power consumption data may be different from thehistorical times corresponding to the historical internal powerconsumption data input into the embedded layer, for example, thehistorical times corresponding to the historical power consumption data661 of the production line and the historical times corresponding to thehistorical internal power consumption data 610-1 of the production line1 may be different.

The current power consumption data of the production line may includethe corresponding power consumption of each process on the productionline at a current time, which may be expressed by a vector. For example,current power consumption data of production line A at the current timetn may be represented using a vector {right arrow over (x)}_(t) _(n)where {right arrow over (x)}_(t) _(n) =(x_(n1), x_(n2), . . . , x_(nN)),N is a total count of the processes, x_(n1) represents the powerconsumption of process 1 in production line A at the current time,x_(n2) represents the power consumption of process 2 in production lineA at tn time, and so on. In some embodiments, the current powerconsumption data of the production line may be obtained based onelectricity meter data of each process of the production line at thecurrent time.

The predicted power consumption data of the production line at thecurrent time may be a predicted value of the power consumption data ofthe production line at the current time based on the historical powerconsumption data and current power consumption data of the productionline, which may include the predicted power consumption corresponding toeach process of the production line at the current time. Similar to thecurrent power consumption data of the production line, the predictedpower consumption data may be represented by the vector, which will notbe repeated here.

As shown in FIG. 6 , the input of the power consumption prediction model660 may include the internal power consumption characteristics of allproduction lines (such as the internal power consumption characteristics630-1, 630-2, . . . , 630-k), the historical power consumption data 661of the production line, and the current power consumption data 662 ofthe production line, and the output of the power consumption predictionmodel 660 may be the predicted power consumption data 670 of thecorresponding production line at the current time. In some embodiments,the power consumption prediction model may be a machine learning model,such as an Autoencoder model including an encoder and a decoder. Theencoder and decoder may include a Long Short Memory Network (LSTM). Insome embodiments, the internal power consumption characteristics of allproduction lines may be input into the encoder as an end vector toobtain an encoded value, the encoded value may be input into the decoderto obtain the predicted power consumption data of the production line atthe current time.

In some embodiments, the power consumption prediction model may betrained through training samples and labels. The training samples mayinclude the internal power consumption characteristics of all productionlines and the historical power consumption data of the sample productionlines. Different samples may correspond to the historical powerconsumption data of different production lines. The labels of the powerconsumption prediction model may be the current power consumption dataof the corresponding production line at the current time. The labels maybe obtained through manual labeling. For example, the training samplesand labels may be input into the power consumption prediction model, andthe prediction results may be determined to be the predicted powerconsumption data of each process of the production line at the currenttime. The loss function may be established based on the predictionresults and labels, and the parameters of the power consumptionprediction model may be updated based on the loss function until presetconditions are satisfied. As used herein, the preset conditions may bethat the loss function converges, a count of iterations reaches athreshold value, etc.

In some embodiments, the management platform may determine whether thepower consumption of the production line is abnormal based on thedifference between the current power consumption data of a productionline and the power consumption of the corresponding process of thepredicted power consumption data. For example, when the differencebetween the current power consumption data of a production line and thepower consumption of the corresponding process of the predicted powerconsumption data is greater than a threshold value, the abnormal powerconsumption of the production line may be determined.

In some embodiments, different processes of the production line maycorrespond to different thresholds, and the threshold may be related tothe internal power consumption distribution of the process. For example,if the power consumption distribution of a plurality of electricalequipment in a certain process of the production line is uneven, it maybe that there are many types of electrical equipment in the process, anda tolerance of prediction errors in the process may be higher, so thethreshold corresponding to the process may be set higher.

In some embodiments of the present disclosure, the machine learningmodel may be configured to predict the power consumption of each processof the production line, and whether the power consumption is abnormalmay be determined based on differences between a prediction result andthe power consumption of each process at the current time. At the sametime, the threshold may be set according to actual situation ofdifferent processes, which may make detection results of the abnormalpower consumption more accurate and reduce an occurrence of false alarm.

The basic concepts have been described above. Obviously, for thoseskilled in the art, the above detailed disclosure is only an example anddoes not constitute a limitation of the present disclosure. Although itis not explicitly stated here, those skilled in the art may make variousmodifications, improvements, and amendments to the present disclosure.Such modifications, improvements and amendments are suggested in thepresent disclosure, so such modifications, improvements and amendmentsstill belong to the spirit and scope of the exemplary embodiments of thepresent disclosure.

Meanwhile, the present disclosure uses specific words to describe theembodiments of the present disclosure. For example, “one embodiment”,and/or “some embodiments” mean a certain feature or structure related toat least one embodiment of the present disclosure. Therefore, it shouldbe emphasized and noted that “one embodiment” or “an alternativeembodiment” mentioned twice or more in different positions in thepresent disclosure does not necessarily refer to the same embodiment. Inaddition, certain features or structures in one or more embodiments ofthe present disclosure may be appropriately combined.

In addition, unless explicitly stated in the claims, the sequence ofprocessing elements and sequences, the use of numbers and letters, orthe use of other names described in the present disclosure are not usedto define the sequence of processes and methods in the presentdisclosure. Although the above disclosure has discussed some currentlyconsidered useful embodiments of the invention through various examples,it should be understood that such details are only for the purpose ofexplanation, and the additional claims are not limited to the disclosedembodiments. On the contrary, the claims are intended to cover allamendments and equivalent combinations that conform to the essence andscope of the embodiments of the present disclosure. For example,although the system components described above can be implemented byhardware devices, they can also be implemented only by softwaresolutions, such as installing the described system on an existing serveror mobile device.

Similarly, it should be noted that, in order to simplify the descriptiondisclosed in the present disclosure and thus help the understanding ofone or more embodiments of the invention, the foregoing description ofthe embodiments of the present disclosure sometimes incorporates avariety of features into one embodiment, the drawings or the descriptionthereof. However, this disclosure method does not mean that the objectof the present disclosure requires more features than those mentioned inthe claims. In fact, the features of the embodiments are less than allthe features of the single embodiments disclosed above.

In some embodiments, numbers describing the number of components andattributes are used. It should be understood that such numbers used inthe description of embodiments are modified by the modifier “about”,“approximate” or “generally” in some examples. Unless otherwise stated,“approximately” or “generally” indicate that a ±20% change in the FIG.is allowed. Accordingly, in some embodiments, the numerical parametersused in the description and claims are approximate values, and theapproximate values can be changed according to the characteristicsrequired by individual embodiments. In some embodiments, the numericalparameter should consider the specified significant digits and adopt themethod of general digit reservation. Although the numerical fields andparameters used to confirm the range breadth in some embodiments of thepresent disclosure are approximate values, in specific embodiments, thesetting of such values is as accurate as possible within the feasiblerange.

For each patent, patent application, patent application disclosure andother materials cited in the present disclosure, such as articles,books, specifications, publications, documents, etc., the entirecontents are hereby incorporated into the present disclosure forreference. Except for the application history documents that areinconsistent with or conflict with the contents of the presentdisclosure, and the documents that limit the widest range of claims inthe present disclosure (currently or later appended to the presentdisclosure). It should be noted that in case of any inconsistency orconflict between the description, definitions, and/or use of terms inthe supplementary materials of the present disclosure and the contentsdescribed in the present disclosure, the description, definitions,and/or use of terms in the present disclosure shall prevail.

Finally, it should be understood that the embodiments described in thepresent disclosure are only used to illustrate the principles of theembodiments of the present disclosure. Other deformations may also fallwithin the scope of the present disclosure. Therefore, as an examplerather than a limitation, the alternative configuration of theembodiments of the present disclosure can be regarded as consistent withthe teachings of the present disclosure. Accordingly, the embodiments ofthe present disclosure are not limited to those explicitly introducedand described in the present disclosure.

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A system for production line electricity managementbased on an Industrial Internet of Things of claim 1, the IndustrialInternet of Things including a user platform, a service platform with acentralized layout, a management platform with a rear sub platformlayout, a sensor network platform with a front sub platform, and atleast one object platform that are interacted from top to bottomsequentially, the object platform being the electric energy meteringequipment configured on each process of the production line, and eachprocess of each production line being configured with a piece ofcorresponding electric energy metering equipment, wherein the userplatform is configured to generate the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment according toparameter configuration data of the electric energy metering equipmentinput by a user and send the parameter configuration instruction to theservice platform; the user platform is configured to receive and processa real-time power consumption curve of the process and display thereal-time power consumption curve of the process to the user, whereinthe parameter configuration data of the electric energy meteringequipment input by the user is data that the user adjusts initialparameters of the electric energy metering equipment, and the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentincludes the parameter configuration data of the electric energymetering equipment input by the user; the service platform is configuredto receive the parameter configuration instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment, generate the initialization instruction ofthe electric energy metering equipment after receiving the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipment, andsend the initialization instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment to an object platform corresponding to the initializationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment through themanagement platform and the sensor network platform in turn; the serviceplatform is configured to receive the initial parameters of the electricenergy metering equipment and compare the initial parameters with actualparameters after reset of the electric energy metering equipment, andjudge whether the electric energy metering equipment is resetsuccessfully according to comparison results, in response to a judgementthat the electric energy metering equipment is reset successfully, sendthe parameter configuration instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment to an object platform corresponding to the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentthrough the management platform and the sensor network platform in turn,in response to a judgement that the electric energy metering equipmentis not reset successfully, generate the initialization instruction ofthe electric energy metering equipment again and send the initializationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment to the objectplatform corresponding to the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment through the management platform andthe sensor network platform in turn, and generate reset failureinformation and feed the reset failure information back to the userplatform after completing the reset or when a count of reset failuresreaches a set threshold value of reset failures; the service platform isconfigured to receive actual parameters of the electric energy meteringequipment after the parameter configuration, compare the parameterconfiguration data of the electric energy metering equipment input bythe user with corresponding parameters in actual parameters of theelectric energy metering equipment after the parameter configuration,and judge whether the electric energy metering equipment is correctlyconfigured according to comparison results, in response to a judgementthat the electric energy metering equipment is correctly configured,generate correct configuration information and feed the correctconfiguration information back to the user platform, and generate wrongconfiguration information and feed the wrong configuration informationback to the user platform when the configuration is correct or a countof wrong configuration reaches a set threshold value of wrongconfiguration; the service platform is configured to receive and processthe real-time power consumption curve of the process and send thereal-time power consumption curve to the user platform; the managementplatform is configured to receive the power consumption data, generatethe real-time power consumption curve from the measured powerconsumption data of the process by taking time as an abscissa and themeasured power consumption data of each process as an ordinate, thenstore the real-time power consumption curve of the process and send thereal-time power consumption curve of the process to the serviceplatform; the sensor network platform is configured to receive andprocess the power consumption data sent by the object platform and sendthe power consumption data to the management platform; the objectplatform is configured to receive the initialization instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment and complete the reset, then obtainthe initial parameters of the electric energy metering equipment and theactual parameters after the reset of the electric energy meteringequipment, and send the initial parameters of the electric energymetering equipment and the actual parameters to the service platformthrough the sensor network platform and the management platform in turn;the object platform is configured to receive and store the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipment,complete the parameter configuration of the electric energy meteringequipment according to the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment, then obtain the actual parametersafter the parameter configuration, and send the actual parameters afterthe parameter configuration to the service platform through the sensornetwork platform and the management platform in turn; and the objectplatform is configured to measure the power consumption data of acorresponding process and send the power consumption data to the sensornetwork platform after processing. 3-5. 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A method forproduction line electricity management based on an Industrial Internetof Things, the method being realized based on a user platform, a serviceplatform, a management platform, a sensor network platform, and at leastone object platform that are interacted from top to bottom sequentially,the at least one object platform being electric energy meteringequipment configured on each process of the production line, and eachprocess of each production line being configured with a piece ofcorresponding electric energy metering equipment, wherein the methodcomprises parameter configuration steps of the electric energy meteringequipment and processing steps of the electric energy metering data,wherein the parameter configuration steps of the electric energymetering equipment include: in step 101, the user platform generatingthe parameter configuration instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment according to parameter configuration data of the electricenergy metering equipment input by a user and sending the parameterconfiguration instruction to the service platform, wherein the parameterconfiguration data of the electric energy metering equipment input bythe user is data that the user adjusts initial parameters of theelectric energy metering equipment, and the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment includes theparameter configuration data of the electric energy metering equipmentinput by the user; in step 102, the service platform receiving theparameter configuration instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment, generating the initialization instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment after receiving the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment, and sending theinitialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipment toan object platform corresponding to the initialization instruction ofthe electric energy metering equipment through the management platformand the sensor network platform in turn; in step 103, the objectplatform receiving the initialization instruction of the electric energymetering equipment and completing the reset, then obtaining the initialparameters and actual parameters after reset of the electric energymetering equipment and sending the initial parameters and actualparameters to the service platform through the sensor network platformand the management platform in turn; in step 104, the service platformreceiving the initial parameters of the electric energy meteringequipment and comparing the initial parameters with the actualparameters after reset of the electric enemy metering equipment, andjudging whether the electric energy metering equipment is resetsuccessfully according to comparison results, in response to a judgementthat the electric energy metering equipment is reset successfully, goingto step 105, in response to a judgement that the electric energymetering equipment is not reset successfully, generating theinitialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentagain and sending the initial instruction to the object platformcorresponding to the initial instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment through the management platform and the sensor networkplatform in turn, and then going to step 103 and generating resetfailure information and feeding the reset failure information back tothe user platform after completing the reset or when a count of resetfailures reaches a set threshold value of reset failures; in step 105,the service platform sending the parameter configuration instruction ofthe electric energy metering equipment to the object platformcorresponding to the parameter configuration instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment through the management platform and the sensornetwork platform in turn; in step 106, the object platform receiving andstoring the parameter configuration instruction of the electric energymetering equipment, completing a parameter configuration of the electricenergy metering equipment according to the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment, then obtainingactual parameters after the configuration, and sending the actualparameters after the configuration to the service platform through thesensor network platform and the management platform in turn; in step107, the service platform receiving the actual parameters of theelectric energy metering equipment after a configuration, comparing theparameter configuration data of the electric energy metering equipmentinput by the user with corresponding parameters in actual parameters ofthe electric energy metering equipment after the configuration, andjudging whether the electric energy metering equipment is correctlyconfigured according to comparison results, in response to a judgementthat the electric energy metering equipment is correctly configured, theservice platform generating correct configuration information andfeeding the correct configuration information back to the user platform,in response to a judgement that the electric energy metering equipmentis not correctly configured, going to step 105 and generating wrongconfiguration information and feeding the wrong configurationinformation back to the user platform when the configuration is corrector a count of wrong configuration reaches a set threshold value of wrongconfiguration; the processing steps of electric energy metering datainclude: in step 201, the object platform measuring the powerconsumption data of a corresponding process and sending the measuredpower consumption data to the sensor network platform after processing;in step 202, the sensor network platform receiving and processing thepower consumption data sent by the object platform, and sending thepower consumption data to the management platform; in step 203, themanagement platform receiving the power consumption data, generating thereal-time power consumption curve from the measured power consumptiondata of the process by taking time as an abscissa and the measured powerconsumption data of each process as an ordinate, then storing real-timepower consumption curve and sending the real-time power consumptioncurve of the process to the service platform; in step 204, the serviceplatform receiving and processing the real-time power consumption curveof the process and sending the real-time power consumption curve of theprocess to the user platform; and in step 205, the user platformreceiving and processing the real-time power consumption curve of theprocess and displaying the real-time power consumption curve of theprocess to the user; the service platform adopts a centralized layout,and the centralized layout means that the service platform receivesdata, processes data, and sends data uniformly; the management platformadopts a rear sub platform layout, the rear sub platform layout meansthat the management platform is provided with a general platform and aplurality of sub platforms, control information and parameterconfiguration information of the object platform are transmitted fromthe sub platforms of the management platform to the general platform ofthe management platform, and sensing information is transmitted from thegeneral platform of the management platform to the sub platforms of themanagement platform; the sensor network platform adopts a front subplatform layout, the front sub platform layout means that the sensornetwork platform is provided with a general platform and a plurality ofsub platforms, the control information and the parameter configurationinformation of the object platform are transmitted from the generalplatform of the sensor network platform to the sub platforms of thesensor network platform, and the sensing information is transmitted fromthe sub platforms of the sensor network platform to the general platformof the sensor network platform; the parameter configuration instructionof the electric energy metering equipment and the initializationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment are the controlinformation, the parameter configuration instruction of the electricenergy metering equipment and the initialization instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment are transmitted from sub platforms ofthe management platform to the general platform of the managementplatform during a transmission of the management platform, each subplatform of the management platform transmits the parameterconfiguration instruction of the electric energy metering equipment andthe initialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipmentcorresponding to an object platform; the parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment and theinitialization instruction of the electric energy metering equipment aretransmitted from the general platform of the sensor network platform tosub platforms of the sensor network platform during a transmission ofthe sensor network platform, and each sub platform of the sensor networkplatform transmits the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment and the initialization instruction ofthe electric energy metering equipment corresponding to an objectplatform; and the power consumption data measured by the object platformis the sensing information, and the power consumption data measured byeach process is transmitted from sub platforms of the sensor networkplatform to the general platform of the sensor network platform duringthe transmission of the sensor network platform, the sub platform of thesensor network platform transmitting the power consumption datacorrespondingly transmits the power consumption data measured by aprocess; the power consumption data measured in each process istransmitted from the general platform of the management platform to thesub platforms of the management platform during the transmission of themanagement platform, the sub platform of the management platformgenerates the real-time power consumption curve of the process, and thesub platform of the management platform generating the real-time powerconsumption curve of the process processes the power consumption datameasured by the process correspondingly; the processing steps ofelectric energy metering data also include: the management platformsending the received power consumption data to the service platform, andthe service platform receiving the power consumption data, summing upthe power consumption data measured at a same time for all processes ofa same production line, and generating the real-time power consumptioncurve of the production line from a sum of the power consumption data ofeach production line by taking time of each process as an abscissa andmeasured power consumption data of as an ordinate, then storing thereal-time power consumption curve of the production line and sending thereal-time power consumption curve of the production line to the userplatform; and the user platform receiving and processing the real-timepower consumption curve of the production line and displaying thereal-time power consumption curve of the production line to the user;the object platform sends the measured power consumption data to thesensor network platform at a set time interval, and all object platformssynchronously send the measured power consumption data; and theprocessing steps of electric energy metering data also include: theservice platform also calculating a difference between total values ofpower consumption data of two adjacent summations of each productionline, and comparing the difference with a set threshold value of powerconsumption differences of the corresponding production line, when thecalculated difference is greater than or equal to the set thresholdvalue of power consumption difference of the corresponding productionline, the service platform generating abnormal power consumption alarminformation of the production line and sending the abnormal powerconsumption alarm information of the production line to the userplatform, the user platform receiving and processing the abnormal powerconsumption alarm information of the production line and displaying theabnormal power consumption alarm information of the production line tothe user.
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 9. The method for production lineelectricity management based on the Industrial Internet of Things ofclaim 6, wherein when specifications of a plurality of electric energymetering equipment in each production line and adjustment data of theinitial parameters of the electric energy metering equipment adjusted bythe users are consistent, each initialization instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment is sent to a plurality ofcorresponding object platforms, and each parameter configurationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment is sent to aplurality of corresponding object platforms having completedinitialization.
 10. The method for production line electricitymanagement based on the Industrial Internet of Things of claim 6,wherein in step 104, when the service platform compares the initialparameters of the electric energy metering equipment with the actualparameters after reset, the service platform performs a pairwisecomparison of data of items with a same parameter name, if all the dataof items with the same parameter name are consistent, the reset isdetermined to be successful, otherwise, the reset is determined to beunsuccessful; when the count of reset failures reaches the set thresholdvalue of reset failures, the service platform feeds back differencesbetween the initial parameters of the electric energy metering equipmentand the actual parameters after reset to the user platform, and the userplatform generates the parameter configuration instruction of theelectric energy metering equipment again according to adjusted parameterconfiguration data of the electric energy metering equipment input bythe user.
 11. The method for production line electricity managementbased on the Industrial Internet of Things of claim 6, wherein in step107, when the service platform compares the parameter configuration dataof the electric energy metering equipment input by the user withcorresponding parameters in the actual parameters after theconfiguration of the electric energy metering equipment, the serviceplatform performs a pairwise comparison of data of items with a sameparameter name, if all the data of items with the same parameter nameare completely consistent, the configuration is determined to besuccessful, otherwise, the configuration is determined to beunsuccessful; and when the count of wrong configuration reaches the setthreshold value of wrong configuration, the service platform also sendsthe actual parameters of the electric energy metering equipment afterconfiguration to the user platform.
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 13. (canceled) 14.The method for production line electricity management based on theIndustrial Internet of Things of claim 6, wherein when the serviceplatform generates the abnormal power consumption alarm information ofthe production line, the service platform also sends the abnormal powerconsumption alarm information of the production line to the managementplatform, the management platform calculates a difference of themeasured power consumption data of two adjacent of each process of theproduction line, and compares the difference with a set threshold valueof power consumption difference of a corresponding process, when thedifference is greater than or equal to the set threshold value of powerconsumption differences of the corresponding process, the managementplatform generates the abnormal power consumption alarm information ofthe process and sends the abnormal power consumption alarm informationof the process to the service platform; the service platform receivesthe abnormal power consumption alarm information of the process andsends the abnormal power consumption alarm information of the process tothe user platform, and the user platform receives and processes theabnormal power consumption alarm information of the process and displaysthe abnormal power consumption alarm information of the process to theuser.
 15. The method for production line electricity management based onthe Industrial Internet of Things of claim 14, wherein when themanagement platform generates the abnormal power consumption alarminformation of the process, the management platform also generates aparameter verification instruction of the electric energy meteringequipment of the process and sends the parameter verificationinstruction of the electric energy metering equipment of the process toa corresponding object platform of the process through the sensornetwork platform, and the object platform receives the parameterverification instruction of the electric energy metering equipment ofthe process, obtains real-time parameters of the electric energymetering equipment, and feed the obtained real-time parameters of theelectric energy metering equipment back to the user platform through thesensor network platform, management platform and service platform inturn. 16-19. (canceled)